Project Description

Return to challenges

Wellbeing

How can Australia prioritise wellbeing and early intervention – including in education and care – to address social and economic challenges?

    Two minutes is all it takes: measuring food security in Australia

    23 January 2025

    Food insecurity is a growing problem for Australians – but we need better data and evidence to understand it. Here’s how government can implement more robust and comprehensive data collection to inform policymaking on food security.

    Sue Kleve

    Katherine Kent

    Rebecca Lindberg

  • Regenerative innovation: the next frontier in industry policy

    Vanita Yadav

  • How government can boost manufacturing SMEs – and lift productivity – through adoption of advanced technologies

    Dilupa Nakandala

  • Can national time banks strengthen wellbeing economies?

    Jo-An Occhipinti, Ante Prodan, William Hynes, John Buchanan, Goran Ujdur and Harris Eyre

More articles

  • Building social resilience through community-oriented approaches to disaster management

    While governments often prioritise rebuilding roads and other physical infrastructure post-disaster, just as great a focus is needed on supporting communities to build resilient social infrastructure.

    Timothy Heffernan

  • Microcredentials: Small steppingstones towards a more inclusive future?

    Skills mismatches will grow due to climate change and its economic fallout. Microcredentials can enable rapid and inclusive re-skilling while offering universities an opportunity to re-invent their mission in a “climate changed” world.

    Jack Isherwood

  • Legalising drugs? Improving the quality of the debate

    A well-informed policy debate around legalisation should consider evidence from around the world on regulatory options for the supply, retail and consumption of currently illicit drugs.

    Paul Kelaita & Alison Ritter